epsilon and varepsilon
Hello, I encountered a problem when trying to use \epsilon and \varepsilon symbols. When I typed these symbols in the math mode, they look different in the LyX window. However, in the PDF made using pdfLaTeX and in the DVI the symbols look identical. What can I do to make the pdfLaTeX distinguish between the two ? I am using LyX 1.5.5 Thanks, Eli
Re: epsilon and varepsilon
Eli Brosh wrote: Hello, I encountered a problem when trying to use \epsilon and \varepsilon symbols. When I typed these symbols in the math mode, they look different in the LyX window. However, in the PDF made using pdfLaTeX and in the DVI the symbols look identical. What can I do to make the pdfLaTeX distinguish between the two ? I am using LyX 1.5.5 No problem here (LyX 1.5.6). Can you post a small LyX file showing this? /Paul
Re: epsilon and varepsilon
Might help to post your DVI or PDF output as well. /Paul
Re: epsilon and varepsilon
Thank you Paul, I attach the LyX file and the DVI output. Can you see the problem ? Eli epsilon_and_varepsilon.lyx Description: application/lyx epsilon_and_varepsilon.dvi Description: TeX dvi file epsilon_and_varepsilon.pdf Description: Adobe PDF document
Re: epsilon and varepsilon
Eli Brosh schrieb: I attach the LyX file and the DVI output. The reason is the font that you are using. Times doesn't include the \var*** characters. In your file you use the encoding UTF8 that is designed for Chinese, Korean, and Japanese. Either use the language default encoding or an encoding that fits to the language you are writing in. I admit that the encoding names in LyX 1.5 are not self-explanatory. In the upcoming LyX 1.6.0 this is much better. Nevertheless, Appendix A of the UserGuide of LyX 1.5.6 describes all encodings. regards Uwe
Re: epsilon and varepsilon
Thank you Uwe, I changed the font to default and encoding to utf8 and the problem was gone. Thanks again, Eli On Thu, Oct 30, 2008 at 5:38 PM, Uwe Stöhr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Eli Brosh schrieb: I attach the LyX file and the DVI output. The reason is the font that you are using. Times doesn't include the \var*** characters. In your file you use the encoding UTF8 that is designed for Chinese, Korean, and Japanese. Either use the language default encoding or an encoding that fits to the language you are writing in. I admit that the encoding names in LyX 1.5 are not self-explanatory. In the upcoming LyX 1.6.0 this is much better. Nevertheless, Appendix A of the UserGuide of LyX 1.5.6 describes all encodings. regards Uwe
epsilon and varepsilon
Hello, I encountered a problem when trying to use \epsilon and \varepsilon symbols. When I typed these symbols in the math mode, they look different in the LyX window. However, in the PDF made using pdfLaTeX and in the DVI the symbols look identical. What can I do to make the pdfLaTeX distinguish between the two ? I am using LyX 1.5.5 Thanks, Eli
Re: epsilon and varepsilon
Eli Brosh wrote: Hello, I encountered a problem when trying to use \epsilon and \varepsilon symbols. When I typed these symbols in the math mode, they look different in the LyX window. However, in the PDF made using pdfLaTeX and in the DVI the symbols look identical. What can I do to make the pdfLaTeX distinguish between the two ? I am using LyX 1.5.5 No problem here (LyX 1.5.6). Can you post a small LyX file showing this? /Paul
Re: epsilon and varepsilon
Might help to post your DVI or PDF output as well. /Paul
Re: epsilon and varepsilon
Thank you Paul, I attach the LyX file and the DVI output. Can you see the problem ? Eli epsilon_and_varepsilon.lyx Description: application/lyx epsilon_and_varepsilon.dvi Description: TeX dvi file epsilon_and_varepsilon.pdf Description: Adobe PDF document
Re: epsilon and varepsilon
Eli Brosh schrieb: I attach the LyX file and the DVI output. The reason is the font that you are using. Times doesn't include the \var*** characters. In your file you use the encoding UTF8 that is designed for Chinese, Korean, and Japanese. Either use the language default encoding or an encoding that fits to the language you are writing in. I admit that the encoding names in LyX 1.5 are not self-explanatory. In the upcoming LyX 1.6.0 this is much better. Nevertheless, Appendix A of the UserGuide of LyX 1.5.6 describes all encodings. regards Uwe
Re: epsilon and varepsilon
Thank you Uwe, I changed the font to default and encoding to utf8 and the problem was gone. Thanks again, Eli On Thu, Oct 30, 2008 at 5:38 PM, Uwe Stöhr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Eli Brosh schrieb: I attach the LyX file and the DVI output. The reason is the font that you are using. Times doesn't include the \var*** characters. In your file you use the encoding UTF8 that is designed for Chinese, Korean, and Japanese. Either use the language default encoding or an encoding that fits to the language you are writing in. I admit that the encoding names in LyX 1.5 are not self-explanatory. In the upcoming LyX 1.6.0 this is much better. Nevertheless, Appendix A of the UserGuide of LyX 1.5.6 describes all encodings. regards Uwe
epsilon and varepsilon
Hello, I encountered a problem when trying to use \epsilon and \varepsilon symbols. When I typed these symbols in the math mode, they look different in the LyX window. However, in the PDF made using pdfLaTeX and in the DVI the symbols look identical. What can I do to make the pdfLaTeX distinguish between the two ? I am using LyX 1.5.5 Thanks, Eli
Re: epsilon and varepsilon
Eli Brosh wrote: Hello, I encountered a problem when trying to use \epsilon and \varepsilon symbols. When I typed these symbols in the math mode, they look different in the LyX window. However, in the PDF made using pdfLaTeX and in the DVI the symbols look identical. What can I do to make the pdfLaTeX distinguish between the two ? I am using LyX 1.5.5 No problem here (LyX 1.5.6). Can you post a small LyX file showing this? /Paul
Re: epsilon and varepsilon
Might help to post your DVI or PDF output as well. /Paul
Re: epsilon and varepsilon
Thank you Paul, I attach the LyX file and the DVI output. Can you see the problem ? Eli epsilon_and_varepsilon.lyx Description: application/lyx epsilon_and_varepsilon.dvi Description: TeX dvi file epsilon_and_varepsilon.pdf Description: Adobe PDF document
Re: epsilon and varepsilon
Eli Brosh schrieb: I attach the LyX file and the DVI output. The reason is the font that you are using. Times doesn't include the \var*** characters. In your file you use the encoding "UTF8" that is designed for Chinese, Korean, and Japanese. Either use the language default encoding or an encoding that fits to the language you are writing in. I admit that the encoding names in LyX 1.5 are not self-explanatory. In the upcoming LyX 1.6.0 this is much better. Nevertheless, Appendix A of the UserGuide of LyX 1.5.6 describes all encodings. regards Uwe
Re: epsilon and varepsilon
Thank you Uwe, I changed the font to default and encoding to utf8 and the problem was gone. Thanks again, Eli On Thu, Oct 30, 2008 at 5:38 PM, Uwe Stöhr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Eli Brosh schrieb: > > I attach the LyX file and the DVI output. >> > > The reason is the font that you are using. Times doesn't include the > \var*** characters. > > In your file you use the encoding "UTF8" that is designed for Chinese, > Korean, and Japanese. Either use the language default encoding or an > encoding that fits to the language you are writing in. > I admit that the encoding names in LyX 1.5 are not self-explanatory. In the > upcoming LyX 1.6.0 this is much better. > Nevertheless, Appendix A of the UserGuide of LyX 1.5.6 describes all > encodings. > > regards Uwe >
